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Old 08-11-2020, 07:59 AM   #9
Tassie f100
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Default Re: New Tow Tug ,What to Buy?

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Originally Posted by prydey View Post
GCM is 6t, so with a kerb weight of 2281 and 3500 van, it leaves 219kg for driver, fuel and whatever else you might want to carry.

GCM is the sticking point for most car based (not truck) vehicles.
So the tricked up VW actually has only about a 3t towing capacity when you have a driver,adult passenger,a couple of bigger kids and all the necessary bits and pieces,like fuel clothing food etc,The 2281 wouldn’t include the towbar and (the thing that most caravan towers reckon they need,
a bull bar and driving lights,even though they never travel at night),maybe an extra spare wheel.

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